Mail & Guardian - 2021-04-09

• Cyril’s dance class
• ‘You are not sure that the leader you have is not a racist’
• The story of race and resentment in the DA
• Herman Mashaba on the party’s ‘mad scientists’
• Masters of the swindle: How court officials steal money from deceased estates
• Opening doors for women: Barloworld boss Marcia Mashaba
• Playing dirty: Why women gamers don’t reveal who they are online
• Other names topping the 30-day list with Ace
• NUMBERS OF THE WEEK
• Death sentence for officials in China Tropical cyclone Seroja hits
• DA’S ‘laboratory’
• ‘I stole the money, and plead guilty’
• Write it down with a pen and wake up your brain
• Investigat­ion period could be extended
• Key port at big risk from insurgents
• SADC meet in Maputo to decide way forward in Mozambique
• Barred neonatal visits hurt infants
• Powerships ‘a climate threat’
• Karpowersh­ip, Shell have ‘exclusive deal’
• Stigma causes avoidable deaths
• Cyber scam targets property sales
• Facebook users can phone to check if data breached
• SA will miss UN’S clean water targets
• Husband’s death ‘a war crime, it must be investigat­ed’
• Why bother with sham elections?
• Mysteries behind Battle of Bangui
• Debt crisis may be good for Africa
• UN facility aims to boost Global South liquidity
• Is cryptocash too hot for the planet?
• Tony Leon’s book tells the party’s inside stories
• The real weapons of mass destructio­n
• Africa’s strong men fail health test
• ANC does not want to self-reflect
• Zuma’s flawed onslaught on law
• VERBATIM
• Charlotte Maxeke: A woman of firsts
• Just how ‘normal’ is this new normal?
• Data science needs input from women
• The plight of the‘missing middle’is no joke, Nzimande
• Pass Over: A call to action
• Godzilla vs Kong: Who wins?
• Strong storytelle­r, poor comic
• Breaking the sounds of silence
• Breeze Yoko
• Give it up for Condry Ziqubu, king of bubblegum
• Want to thrive post-pandemic? Then invest in your people
• How executive education can change your life
• Covid-19 is changing business courses for the better
• TLDCIP is contributi­ng massively to strengthen­ing teacher education in South Africa
• EU and South Africa hold a privileged relationsh­ip that has grown over decades
• Good teachers are the single most important contributo­r to good education
• Teacher Education for Early Childhood Care and Education Project (TEECCEP) Strengthen­ing university capacity to support Early Childhood Developmen­t in SA.
• Collaborat­ing for the greater good in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)
• Dr Naseema Shaik: Transformi­ng the pedagogica­l landscape in Early Childhood Care and Education in South Africa
• A South African journal about childhood education and care
• UWC develops a Higher Certificat­e in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) with the College of Cape Town
• Project for Early Childhood Policy Analysis: An argument for a holistic context for policy implementa­tion
• Biography of Dr Namhla Sotuku
• African children and capacity building at Unisa’s heart
• Africanisa­tion, decolonial­ity of child developmen­t knowledge and practice standards for birth to four ECD educators
• An experienti­al adventure in learning about Early Childhood Care and Education
• Early Childhood Care and Education – Playing Creatively, From Birth To Age Five
• Making Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Count At The University of Pretoria
• Quality is at the heart of teacher education, says DHET Chief Director Dr Whitfield Green

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